I am interested in looking at male attachment, including the development of attachment wounds, systemic and cultural factors. I’d like to specifically tie together the potential impact of healing attachment wounds in GROUPS of men. I’d like to better understand the mental health implications on individuals and society with men who do not have secure attachments. I’m also looking into equine work as a substitute for groups.
Any leads or thoughts are welcome!
If there are parallels studies of attachment wounds in female-identified ed populations, I’m interested in comparing approaches, systemic and cultural factors.
Thank you!
Duey Freeman and Michael Gay are currently doing men's healing groups and may be able to offer more insight into their process. Duey is an attachment guru and may be willing to offer some qualitative data on the topic. Both can be found in a quick search on Google.
Hey Sabrina, thank you! I actually spoke with Duey a few weeks ago about attachment wounds in men. I met both of them last year at a men’s initiation, and they are part of the reason for my interest in this topic :)